Description

Provo Utah Food Handler Card

Course fees

$10 Online Food Handler Course

$15 Local Health Department Fee

Total Cost $25

Provo Utah Food Handler Card

Summary This short, fully accredited online course from Ace Food Handler covers everything you need to know about basic food handling and hygiene in the State of Utah.

At the end of the course you will be awarded a temporary Utah Food Handlers Card valid for 30 days. You will also be registered automatically with your local Health Department.

You will receive a food handler permit from your local health department either by mail, or you may go their in person and exchange your temporary certificate for the food handler permit. The food handler permit issued by the local health department is valid in Utah for 3 years.

Description: Our online Utah Food Handler Certification training will teach you all of the skills and knowledge needed to work safely in a Utah food outlet. Our Food Handler Card training course is short and simple to understand. The course is available 24/7 and usually takes about a hour to complete. Available in English or Spanish, our course will take you step-by-step through everything you need to know, including basic definitions, hygienic working, cross contamination and food related illnesses. The course is easy to follow, and it allows you to work at your own pace. It includes a few videos with practical demonstrations, showing exactly what you should, and should not do when working with food.

At the end of the course you will be required to pass a comprehensive test and must pass with a 75% or better.

Hit the ‘Get Certified’ button now to register for our Utah Food Handler training course.

We’re proud to offer high quality Utah Food Handlers Card at one of the lowest prices in the State of Utah!

Course content

• Food Handler (Video 1)
• Definitions
• Behaviors
• Food Safety (Video 2)
• The Big 5
• If you are sick…. Report it!
• Report your Symptoms
• Animals
• Hazards of handling ready-to-eat foods
• If you have to handle ready-to-eat food

State of Utah